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J
Comentado en Canadá el 1 de marzo de 2025
This is one of the best high-end, air-only inflatable camping pillows out there. The design, material and build quality of this pillow are all excellent. The result is great ergonomics and comfort. The current price for this pillow is $28 excluding any discounts or coupons, which is typical of other high-end pillows.At about 18” x 12” x 5”, this pillow isn’t as big as a regular bed pillow but it’s a generous size for camping, travelling, or going to the emergency room. It’s the top two layers that really give you that cozy-bed-at-home feeling because the outer one is very soft to the touch while the next one is padding that gives you some space from the impermeable pillow itself. The layer that holds in the air is made of TPU, a material I’m familiar with from one of my hobbies. TPU is a premium rubberized plastic which is super-tough and super-durable while being waterproof, airtight, and flexible. TPU has no smell or odour. If I were allowed only one luxury when going ultralight backpacking, this pillow would be it.If I were cold-weather backpacking, I would bring a headband to turn this pillow into the best neck gaiter ever. Just fold the deflated pillow lengthwise in three, place it around your neck with the opening at the back, and use a headband to secure it. Make sure your headband is the ideal size for this before you leave on your frosty trip. If the headband isn’t snug the right size for this purpose, then sew it to fit. Alternatively, depending upon where you most need your protection, don’t fold the pillow at all. Wrap it around your neck with the soft side next to your skin and have the opening at the front. If you have a regular sized neck, the pillow will just be able to meet at the front. Secure it with a headband. If you are into water polo or body building, there will be a gap in the front which you can be creative in filling. Maybe add a second headband. This version will give you a lot of wind-proof, waterproof, cozy protection to your neck, the bottom of the back of your head, the top of your back just below the neck, your jaw, and some of your lower face.The storage bag for this model is a dry bag which you may or may not need. If you are sure that you do not want the dry bag, then check out Trekology’s ‘ALUFT Plus Inflatable Camping Pillow’ to see if it suits you. It’s $6 cheaper and comes with a nylon drawstring bag.The neck gaiter shown is made from the ALUFT Plus model of this pillow but this beach pillow will work just as well.
George
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 23 de febrero de 2025
There have been moments on holidays (though mostly waiting in airports rather than on beaches) where I've been cursing not having a travel pillow. Since this popped on up Vine it seemed an opportunity to try one out, as the ones sold in airports are always horrifically overpriced; and I never remembered to buy one before travelling.The appeal of this particular pillow is the tiny size to which it collapses; and it's also a fairly conventional pillow shape rather than some elaborate neck-supporting collar thing.It comes in a rather pleasing pouch that also serves as a weight (or valuables storage) while the pillow is in use.They've used a ripstop-style material for the pouch and parts of the pillow cover. The rest of the pillow cover, while pleasing to the eye and feel, is VERY thin. I'm uncertain how well this will actually last in-use. Sections of the stitching are also wonky and feel susceptible to damage; particularly the joins at the sides of the internal pocket.The inflatable bladder inside does appear to be durable though. With reasonable force I could not damage it or get air to leak.The inflation valve is rather clever; a latching bush button in the centre enables/disables the one-way valve. A captive rubber cap seals over the top to prevent sand and muck getting inside. Inflating the thing by mouth takes just a few breaths. The rubber moulding on the valve cover is good, but there is considerable flashing which detracts from the perceived quality.The inflated pillow has a sculpted form and is very comfortable to use. Deflation is simply a matter of pushing the valve button and squeezing the air out.Once re-packaged in the pouch (also pretty easy), the whole thing comes to roughly the size of a fast-food burger box.As photographed, there are various places where the fit and quality of finish is not great; but for the money (currently ~£13) I don't think I can really criticise it.
Dave
Comentado en Australia el 4 de enero de 2025
Look, this travel pillow isn’t the top-tier one I’ve tried, but it’s definitely up there for the price. You’re looking at half the cost of some of those fancy brands, and honestly, it does the job pretty well. The cover’s got a nice silky feel to it, and I reckon the strap’s a handy touch – you can easily adjust it or secure it however you like.One feature I haven’t seen from many other brands is the compression bag. It’s a smart little extra that makes packing it away so much easier – definitely a bonus.Inflating it’s a breeze too. It’s got a valve that stops the air from escaping unless you press on it, which means you don’t end up puffing your lungs out trying to get it to the perfect firmness. Plus, you can let out tiny amounts of air if you want to fine-tune how firm or soft you want it, which is pretty cool since everyone’s different.So, in a nutshell, it’s not the best pillow I’ve tried, but for around $35, it’s a solid option. If you’re thinking about splurging on a high-end one, I reckon this gives you the same kind of quality, just without the ridiculous price tag. Top value, no doubt.
mtl.75
Comentado en Canadá el 2 de abril de 2025
Well thought out design, practical for me as back pillow on plane, and head pillow on the beach. I like the band to keep it attached on the beach chair. I inflated it for trying on and it performs well as advertised. I only wish it a tad larger.
William M
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 5 de abril de 2025
This certainly is a lot better than what I used when I was young. Just a. Basic plastic blow up pillow that did the trick. Now they have got fancy.This is folded very small and blows up pretty quick. That’s quite standard. What separates this is the comfort and quality. The quality is very good and I’d expect this to last a while. The pillow casing does add a good amount of comfort.You can remove it to clean it as well. For the money it does do a whole lot more than an inflatable pillow but it has the quality and extra comfort. And it does looks good. We’re happy with it.
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